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wav file into Camtasia.If you are just starting a gaming channel on YouTube or Twitch, chances are you don’t have a large studio or tons of cash to put into it. Insert a track in Reaper, then click on that track's IO, pick the Apollo monitor as a source, make it stereo or mono, and record your audio in your computer while you record the screen video. It might be worth a phone call.Īnother possibility is to use something like Reaper (the free, 2-month evaluation is the fully working product) to record the audio from your Apollo while you use PT to create your screen video.

#Camtasia screen recorder set time how to

I wonder if the folks in CS at Techsmith would have any suggestions as to how to capture sound from an external sound card (your Apollo). Your Apollo is taking the place of the Windows sound card, and Camtasia is looking for the audio from the Windows computer's sound card. Line them up, and do any editing you wish. cam file onto the time-line, and drag the. cam file, simply open an instance of Camtasia's editor by double clicking on the. So your mention of the possibility of recording the audio on a Masterlink would work fine even though it is an extra couple of steps.Īfter you record the screen and save it as a. In Camtasia in Windows it is very easy to drag and drop an audio file into Camtasia after the video part has been recorded. I use Apollo on Mac, but use Camtasia on a Windows machine.

I just want to be able to screen record what I am doing and with my Apollo's audio in the video! Help! I don't know if there's another way to route the Apollo's audio back into Windows somehow so that Camtasia can pick it up - some kind of virtual input that wouldn't feedback into the Apollo directly? I suppose another alternative would be to add another PC that is dedicated to screen capturing and recording audio and then routing my HDMI video signal to it along with the Apollo audio? Yes, it would work, but man what a royal pain it would be not to mention extremely time consuming. Given that, what would some of you recommend to accomplish screen recording and capturing the audio from my Apollo? I've considered sending the audio to an old Alesis Masterlink to record, then import and try and match up the audio and video in Adobe Premiere after the fact. I don't completely understand how the UAD system integrates into Windows but it seems like Windows audio is somehow routed to the Apollo downstream, which would make sense as to why I can't capture its audio directly in Windows and why Camtasia can only record any audio prior to it being sent to the Apollo. In Pro Tools I can't get Camtasia to record any audio whatsoever.

#Camtasia screen recorder set time driver

Now in Wavelab, I've been able to change the audio driver to Windows MME and actually get Camtasia to record Wavelab's output (but the issue here is that I need the Apollo driver loaded so I can assign analog out/rack gear/analog in for the processing chain). I've been able to get Camtasia to record the screen's video and if I play something like YouTube in the browser, it does record the audio from there, as well as the USB webcam/mic that I have hooked up.

#Camtasia screen recorder set time Patch

I use the Apollo's analog outs and ins to patch in rack gear as needed for sessions. So, in my system, I have an Apollo 16 (V1) that feeds a Presonus Monitor Station from the Apollo's MON OUTs.

#Camtasia screen recorder set time install

I did purchase and install Camtasia screen recording software hoping that the workaround will allow me to eventually use this product. I've demo'd quite a few products and none are able to accommodate this so I am looking for a workaround at this point. I've tried to get help from UA tech support on this one and no luck with a solution on their end, but all I'm trying to do is screen record some stuff (with audio obviously) in Pro Tools and Wavelab on a PC running Win 7/64.

I've never had any major issues with my UAD stuff since first using it when it was a Mackie product so long ago.

So, I've been a member since 2005 and this is my first post in a long time, lol.